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    Re: 1year old Suriname BCC feeding question

    Quote Originally Posted by Reinz View Post
    Hmm, never come across that before in my reading, not have I heard of that before. Maybe I missed it. But I just don't see why Surinames would have slower digestive systems than other Boas unless they were being power/over fed. That would make it anecdotal misinformation then.

    Regardless, I would tighten it up for a growing baby and go every 5-7 days if she is hungry. As long as she is not losing her girlish figure or regurgitating she will be fine.

    If you feed a bcc a meal every 5 to 7 days you WILL kill it. Talk to reputable BCC breeders. I purchased a yearling female suriname bcc from Star Shaffer, and I continued her feeding schedule of one rat pink every 14 days. Even brand new babies are on a 10 to 14 day schedule.


    You shouldn't feed a bci that often either, but that is a whole different story


    To the OP:
    If you are sincere about wanting to learn CORRECT information on this subspecies, I can put you in touch with some people who will be able to help. Just shoot me a PM and I will point you in the right direction.



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